Legal Strategies for Managing Tariff-Driven Supply Chain Risks
Tariffs have been a persistent challenge for purchasing leaders since their resurgence in 2017 and use by both the Trump and Biden administrations. These measures have exposed critical gaps and misalignments in agreements between buyers, suppliers, and tiered suppliers, leaving purchasing leaders grappling with unexpected complexities.
During recent APD roundtables and webinars, purchasing leaders highlighted the urgent need for practical legal solutions to address these disruptions.
In this focused session, APD invited Andrew Fromm of Brooks, Wilkins, Sharkey & Turco PLLC to share lessons learned and actionable strategies for mitigating risks, resolving disputes, and adapting contracts to effectively manage tariff-driven disruptions.
Alongside him, Jeoff Burris of Advanced Purchasing Dynamics (APD) provided practical tools to align purchasing practices with these critical legal insights.
Webinar Summary:
- What are the 4-5 key legal problems Tier 1 purchasing leaders have experienced due to tariffs?
- How can purchasing leaders identify and check for these risks in their current contracts and agreements?
- What practical steps can organizations take to fix these issues and protect against future disruptions?
- Gain actionable insights and strategies to safeguard your agreements and mitigate risk in a rapidly evolving trade landscape.
By watching the webinar, you’ll gain valuable knowledge and a clear roadmap to navigate the complexities of tariff-driven contract challenges. This webinar was designed to equip purchasing leaders with the tools to safeguard agreements, mitigate risks, and achieve success in today’s ever-evolving trade environment.
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